Article Published by: journalnow.com Maybe when you think of AFAS you think of that glow-in-the-dark building over on Seventh Street or ARTivity on the Green, the cool park with a bandstand and murals right next door on Liberty. But Art for Art’s Sake is a whole lot
Article Published by: readersdigest.ca A few simple measures taken at the start of the day can make all the difference to how productive and how calm you are by the end of it. Here are some tips to help you get your workday off on the
Article Published by: forbes.com For nearly 30 years, there was one refuge that travelers could count on in many airports around the country: Starbucks. No matter how questionable or costly the food choices, fliers could line up (and the lines could often be long) to get the
Article Published by: huffpost.com Do you remember life before Sriracha or the Instant Pot? We’ve all gotta eat. It’s one of those side effects of being human. But what we eat is constantly changing, especially over the past 10 years. To mark the end of the decade, we
Article Published by: unc.edu Acclaimed journalist, New York Times columnist, bestselling author and Carolina alumnus Frank Bruni will deliver the Spring Commencement address for the Class of 2020. By University Communications, Friday, February 7th, 2020 Acclaimed journalist, New York Times columnist and bestselling author Frank Bruni ’86 launched
Article Published by: journalnow.com Just over five years have passed since Emma Coulter first produced and directed the play “Bent” while she was attending the UNC School of the Arts. Now, she’s bringing it to the Brooklyn, New York, stage, with a cast and crew filled
Article Published by: mtairynews.com The campaign to facilitate the renovation and expansion of a public playground at the Armfield Civic and Recreation Center in Pilot Mountain received a big boost during the holidays but project organizers are quick to note the fundraising is not yet complete. “We’re
Article Published by: fastcompany.com People still need to make the best of high-pressure, everyday situations in the spirit of collaborative steam-blowing and comic relief. The other day, a group of professionals in their 50s and 60s shared crazy stories about life at work in the 1980s and